What does hyperpigmentation have to do with small-business loans? Both were part of 2020’s CARES Act, which provided pandemic-related economic relief, with a side of skin-care restrictions.
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Thanks to more than 3 decades of robust growth, the body of literature on acne in skin of color has defined many of the obvious and subtle variations of this skin disorder in Fitzpatrick IV, V, and VI skin types and explored theories on treatments from physicians around the world.
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In each issue, Practical Dermatology® magazine spotlights a new medication or cosmeceutical that dermatologists are recommending to patients. Here, dermatologist Corey L. Hartman, MD, founder of Skin Wellness Dermatology in Birmingham, AL, discusses Cyspera Intensive System, a newly upgraded three-product system for treating hyperpigmentation.
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As we prepare for warmer temperatures and more socializing come summertime, you might be wondering how to get rid of dark spots on your face. “Dark spots occur when the skin produces excess melanin, the natural brown pigment that gives our skin color,” says board-certified dermatologist Dr. Michele Green.
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Scientis has launched the Cyspera Intensive System, a three-product system formulated to improve hyperpigmentation.
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Once you get on the melasma and hyperpigmentation train, it feels like you’re never going to get off. The flare ups come and go and can be triggered by sun exposure, heat, hormones, medications and genetics. Finding the right treatment plan is a puzzle that involves trial, error and trying almost anything.
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Cysteamine inhibits several steps in the melanogenesis pathway while also working as antioxidant to protect against free radicals. The Cyspera Intensive System is formulated with a proprietary Cysteamine Isobionic-Amide Complex, a patented melanosomal transfer inhibitor that is part of the vitamin B3 family, which along with cysteamine, provides three powerful synergistic effects for improved pigment…
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If you’ve ever looked in the mirror only to notice certain areas of your face showing up as darker or lighter than you’re used to — or even finding areas that are patchy and mixed with dark-and-light spots? If so, chances are, you’re dealing with hyperpigmentation — one of the most common, albeit pesky, skin…
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Separate skin care products for the body and face exist for good reason, according to dermatologist Lauren Fine, MD, of Chicago Cosmetic Surgery and Dermatology in Illinois. “Facial skin can be much more sensitive than body skin. It contains more oils glands and different types of vasculature,” Fine said. “Facial skin is also much thinner…
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I technically don’t carry around a black bag full of medications and supplies, but I am known to have some of my favorite cosmeceuticals on hand and at top of my mind when I am treating patients. Seventy-one percent of women will try a new skincare product each month because they are not happy with…
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